Climbup Bed Bug Interceptor

Climbup bed bug interceptors are an efficient way to prevent insect infestations in your home. Studies show they can reduce the risk of a bed bug infestation by up to 80%. These systems create a physical barrier around the base of beds, using two cups coated with talc-based powder which prevents bugs from entering or escaping.

To get the most out of climbup interceptors, regular upkeep and maintenance is required. Check walls, floors, furniture and other elements for signs of an infestation and treat immediately if one is found. Combining this system with chemical treatments like liquid residual sprays or topical powders can provide additional protection against potential pests.

By following these steps you'll be able to sleep soundly knowing that you've taken all the necessary precautions for a pest-free home!

Many homeowners are concerned about whether bed bugs can climb out of interceptors. Studies show that bed bugs typically only move up surfaces; less than 2% manage to escape from an interceptor in 24 hours or less.

Interceptors trap and control the population of bed bugs, making it difficult for them to escape unless they fly away. The interceptors have small, shallow grooves that prevent adult bedbugs from crawling over the edge when attempting to leave. Any liquid residues on top of the surface will increase friction and make it harder for them to progress forward without getting stuck in crevices.

When using a commercial-grade insecticide spray, take care not to spill any significant amount into these floors as this could allow new pests to enter your home. An alternative is diatomaceous earth (DE) powder, which captures even tiny particles floating in the air and prevents them from reaching inner layers where more severe infestations might occur if left unchecked.